Alongside his group, he's stressed over the continuous assaults on business ships in the Red Ocean region.
Since November, Iran-upheld Houthi rebels in Yemen have over and again attempted to board vessels or hit them with rockets.
Regardless of US and UK-drove air strikes, they have promised to keep going after a fundamental course for worldwide exchange.
Captain Chirag, who didn't need his complete name or that of his vessel uncovered due to security concerns, expresses that on the day those air strikes happened his organization advised him to have a departure plan prepared to get to a protected area. In the end it wasn't required.
A few ships have been hit by rockets as of late, albeit no wounds have been accounted for.
The government assistance association Mission to Sailors says there are practically 1.9 million people dealing with ships all over the planet. All in all they move 90% of the world's merchandise across the seas.
Talking from his vessel in the Bay of Aden, Captain Chirag makes sense of the pressure the assaults are causing.
"The security of the group, their life, it starts things out and after that wellbeing of the vessel and climate," he says.
"You can't be at mental harmony generally. You will be concerned. So even my family - they are frightened constantly and they were tensely asking [for] the vessel [to] emerge from this area securely."
Groups on different ships that he has addressed are additionally very terrified, he says.
The prosperity of sailors is "vital", as per Arsenio Dominguez, the secretary general of the UN's Global Oceanic Association (IMO), whose obligations incorporate keeping worldwide shipping free from even a hint of harm.
Mr Dominguez let the BBC know that while there has been a great deal of spotlight on the worldwide monetary outcomes the assaults are causing, the sailors are "uncelebrated yet truly great individuals".
"The sailors are out there every day of the week, making everything conceivable," he said.
"We really want to recall that they are truly casualties, honest casualties, of this specific case and we need to recollect that they are similarly basically as human as you and I."
The principal ship to be gone after was a vehicle transporter, the System Chief. The vessel and its team are as yet being held by Houthi rebels in Yemen and they have transformed the vessel into a vacation spot.
Mr Dominguez says "there's a great deal of strategy" happening in the background to get their delivery.
According to the more extensive emergency, he, "is quite possibly of the greatest test that the IMO has confronted" and the interferences to worldwide exchange "will adversely affect you, on me and everybody on this planet".
Monetary administrations bunch Allianz has figure that "assuming the emergency endures for quite a long time" worldwide expansion could be moved up by a portion of a rate highlight 5.1%, similarly as it created the impression that the most horrendously terrible of ongoing cost rises were finished.
